Thoughts on a ref 1007 dial?

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Hi guys;

I've a weakness for the older 34mm Perpetuals and recently saw this one - is it just me or does some of the font, maybe just the 'T SWISS T', seem touched up? Perhaps just my eyes/the angle of the pic. Any thoughts are welcomed! 馃榾

 
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i think it might the angle of the shot and the glass that might be throwing it off a bit. it doesnt look bad, unusually crisp for that age? maybe
 
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Looks fine to me.

I also prefer these less typical bezels to the usual Rolex ones.

An attractive watch, I think.
 
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Thanks guys; if all goes well hopefully I'll get to make an offer on this one this week.

Cheers!
 
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Looks good to me, nice looking watch and love the bezel. Just be attentive to what鈥檚 going on beteen 3-5 o鈥檆lock on the edge of the dial and make sure you take that into consideration when negotiating

 
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Dial looks ok to me. The font in the T SWISS T is correct for the era. The wear between the 3-5 is common after pulling a movement out of a case after so many years. The lacquer on the dial stuck to the inside of the mid case and lifted the paint when removed.

Its a good looking watch OP. The bezel is in fantastic shape and is usually worn down smooth. That one seems to still be quite sharp.
 
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Very nice watch. Good luck with the purchase. I need a dial for a ref 1003, this 1007 seems very similar does anyone have any information on the differences of these 1xxx series oyster perpetual鈥檚?
 
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Very nice watch. Good luck with the purchase. I need a dial for a ref 1003, this 1007 seems very similar does anyone have any information on the differences of these 1xxx series oyster perpetual鈥檚?
1002, 1003, 1007, etc. all have the same dial: 27mm oyster perpetual dial.